from ASI. ASI stands for Audience Studies Inc.
So here is the story....
I get a call a couple of days ago, telling me they are doing a new show, and they want feedback on it. They say they will send me a vhs tape, and a questionairre packet. I thought it would be fun to actually have a say what would be on TV, so I agreed.
Got the tape today, and finally started to watch it.
Right off the bat, something was wrong. For one, the Sitcom was called 'Dads", and was as pretentious as the title. But the "loser young divorced dad" was wearing a tshirt, with open flannel, a la 1997. There was a full-house-esque guitar riff between scenes, and Rue Mclanahan (A la Golden Girls) lookd about 10 years younger than she should.
Then one of the dad's beeper went off. BEEPER? WHO THE **** USES A BEEPER ANYMORE?
I watched for about 3 more minutes, but I was pissed. They wanted me to give feedback on the commercials, not the show. The show was rejected by ABC or CBS or NBC many years ago.
So I looked it up, and sho' nuff, little dishonest trick.
So here is the story....
I get a call a couple of days ago, telling me they are doing a new show, and they want feedback on it. They say they will send me a vhs tape, and a questionairre packet. I thought it would be fun to actually have a say what would be on TV, so I agreed.
Got the tape today, and finally started to watch it.
Right off the bat, something was wrong. For one, the Sitcom was called 'Dads", and was as pretentious as the title. But the "loser young divorced dad" was wearing a tshirt, with open flannel, a la 1997. There was a full-house-esque guitar riff between scenes, and Rue Mclanahan (A la Golden Girls) lookd about 10 years younger than she should.
Then one of the dad's beeper went off. BEEPER? WHO THE **** USES A BEEPER ANYMORE?
I watched for about 3 more minutes, but I was pissed. They wanted me to give feedback on the commercials, not the show. The show was rejected by ABC or CBS or NBC many years ago.
So I looked it up, and sho' nuff, little dishonest trick.
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